Alligator, Polk County and FWC
Alligator attacks woman paddling in Polk County preserve: FWC officials
WFLA reported the gator bit the woman on the elbow at the Tiger Creek Preserve, according to Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officials. The woman was hospitalized for her injuries. Officials said a trapper was dispatched to remove the alligator from the area.
State fishing and wildlife agency says it abide with all official changes for Gulf of America instead of Gulf of Mexico.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is the latest Florida agency to announce plans to implement the name ...
After reviewing the evidence, the FWC found that the dismissal was not unfair. The Commission determined that the worker had ...
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission announced it's adopting Donald Trump’s name change for the Gulf of ...
For nearly 30 years, researchers at the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s (FWC) Fish and Wildlife Research Institute have been monitoring fish disease and fish kills across Florida, ...
Following years of safety concerns, new boating restrictions were approved this month for a popular waterway in Palm Beach ...
Vessel safety checks help FWC law enforcement officers uncover crimes such as impaired boating and fishing violations.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is considering a regulated black bear hunt. A virtual meeting is ...
Making moves to reopen Apalachicola oyster beds, identifying distinction for the Florida bass, approving rule revisions for ...
The Fair Work Commission (the FWC), in a recent decision declining to make stop-bullying orders, has provided some guidance on de-escalating conflict ...
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